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Reconocido con el símbolo $F, el peso fuerte fue una moneda convertible.&#13;
La viñeta que muestra un marinero es un tema que aparece en varios billetes de la época, como representación de la navegación y el comercio internacional.&#13;
De manera inusual, la imagen femenina aquí parece tener valor decorativo, pero las mieses incluidas la convierten en alegoría de la agricultura. Al igual que el marinero, sus rasgos y atuendo responden a un modelo característico del Romanticismo europeo y estadounidense.&#13;
Este fue una de las denominaciones libradas en pesos fuertes por el Banco de la Provincia de Buenos Aires en 1871, de acuerdo con la ley que autorizaba a las entidades financieras públicas y a varias privadas a emitir papel moneda.&#13;
Al igual que lo ocurrido con otros billetes emitidos por el estado bonaerense, su respaldo en metálico(que el texto legal indica claramente en Pesos fuertes oro) se vio cuestionado y tuvo poca aceptación en otras provincias.  Pero, incluso en Buenos Aires, su real valor de compra pronto fue inferior al nominal y la conversión llegó a hacerse con quitas importantes, hasta su casi total desvalorización y uso como pesos corrientes."&#13;
Información extraída de la página: billetesymonedas.blogspot.com&#13;
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